Launching a new foundation can be a daunting prospect. As with any major endeavor, there are a whole host of factors to consider, regulations to navigate, and strategies to develop.
Yet oddly enough, the general principles are the same as they would be for building the other type of foundation (the kind you’d put under a house): you need to plan meticulously, find the right people to do the job – and start from the ground...

The United States has the highest infant mortality rate among the world’s 27 wealthiest nations. For every 1,000 babies born here, six will die. A baby born in the U.S. is three times more likely to die than one born in Finland or Japan, and – in some parts of our country – a baby is actually more likely to die than in countries like Lebanon, Botswana, or Bahrain.
How can this be, when the U.S. claims to have the most...

Throughout his career, John Denny has played a lead role in diverse humanitarian, corporate, public affairs, and philanthropic initiatives. Here are some snapshots of just a few of them:
Pittsburgh Social Venture Partners
Founded by John in 2001, this foundation has engaged more than 250 professionals to dedicate 3,000 hours of hands-on support and more than $1 million dollars to non-profit organizations.
Tax Reform Legislation
John helped...